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<head>1831 March 9 1 M<lb/>
Posology</head>
 
<note>Methods of instruction</note>
 
<p>1</p>
 
<p>Ch. or &sect;. Of the different methods of learning and<lb/>
teaching (unapplied) Posology</p>
 
<note>1<lb/>
Modes of learning<lb/>
unapplied posology<lb/>
1 <add>the</add> Expository<lb/>
2. <add>the</add> Historical.</note>
 
<p>1. The <hi rend="underline">expository</hi> and 2. the <hi rend="underline">historical</hi>.. By these<lb/>
appellations may be designated and distinguished two different<lb/>
modes of <del>communicating</del> <add>learning</add> the information belonging to this branch of<lb/>
art-and-science.</p>
 
<note>2<lb/>
The Expository regards<lb/>
present state.</note>
 
<p>2 By the <hi rend="underline">expository</hi> understand the presenting to view<lb/>
the matter of the art and science in the state at which it has<lb/>
place at the time of the formation of the work in <add>and by</add> which it is that<lb/>
treated of.</p>
 
<note>3<lb/>
The Historical, all<lb/>
prior states</note>
 
<p>3 By the <hi rend="underline">historical</hi> understand the presenting to view the<lb/>
several steps or say degrees <del>by <gap/></del> as far as ascertainable. by<lb/>
which it came to arrive at such its present state.</p>
 
<note>4<lb/>
Modes of teaching<lb/>
1. the didactic<lb/>
2. the interrogative</note>
 
<p>4. 1 The <hi rend="underline">didactic</hi> and 2. the <hi rend="underline">interrogative</hi>. By these<lb/>
two appellations may be designated and distinguished the <add>two</add> different<lb/>
modes of teaching or say making communication of the<lb/>
information belonging to this same branch of art and science</p>
 
<note>5<lb/>
The didactic, what</note>
 
<p>5. By the didactic mode understand that in which in<lb/>
a direct way and in the first instance <add>the</add> communication is made,<lb/>
the master or say teacher or instructor stating in a direct way<lb/>
to the Scholar that which requires to be stated: and thus, without<lb/>
calling for any statement on the part of the Scholar <add>Learner</add>.</p>
 
<note>6<lb/>
The interrogative, what</note>
 
<p>6 By the <del>his</del> interrogative mode understand <unclear>that as one</unclear><lb/>
which in a less direct and simple way the information is <gap/><lb/>
to be lodged or say planted, in the mind of the Scholar <add>Learner</add>: the<lb/>
Master <del>stating</del> <add>Teacher stating in each instance <del>by</del> with form of an appropriate question or <note>say interrogation</note></add> the topic in relation to which it is desired that by<lb/>
the Scholar the information in question should be received and possessed: and<lb/>
the Scholar therefore giving expression to that same information: which of course <note>he cannot do without<lb/>
having already acquired it</note></p>
 
<note>See below</note>





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1831 March 9 1 M
Posology

Methods of instruction

1

Ch. or §. Of the different methods of learning and
teaching (unapplied) Posology

1
Modes of learning
unapplied posology
1 the Expository
2. the Historical.

1. The expository and 2. the historical.. By these
appellations may be designated and distinguished two different
modes of communicating learning the information belonging to this branch of
art-and-science.

2
The Expository regards
present state.

2 By the expository understand the presenting to view
the matter of the art and science in the state at which it has
place at the time of the formation of the work in and by which it is that
treated of.

3
The Historical, all
prior states

3 By the historical understand the presenting to view the
several steps or say degrees by as far as ascertainable. by
which it came to arrive at such its present state.

4
Modes of teaching
1. the didactic
2. the interrogative

4. 1 The didactic and 2. the interrogative. By these
two appellations may be designated and distinguished the two different
modes of teaching or say making communication of the
information belonging to this same branch of art and science

5
The didactic, what

5. By the didactic mode understand that in which in
a direct way and in the first instance the communication is made,
the master or say teacher or instructor stating in a direct way
to the Scholar that which requires to be stated: and thus, without
calling for any statement on the part of the Scholar Learner.

6
The interrogative, what

6 By the his interrogative mode understand that as one
which in a less direct and simple way the information is
to be lodged or say planted, in the mind of the Scholar Learner: the
Master stating Teacher stating in each instance by with form of an appropriate question or say interrogation the topic in relation to which it is desired that by
the Scholar the information in question should be received and possessed: and
the Scholar therefore giving expression to that same information: which of course he cannot do without
having already acquired it

See below




Identifier: | JB/135/362/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 135.

Date_1

1831-03-09

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-6

Box

135

Main Headings

posology

Folio number

362

Info in main headings field

posology

Image

001

Titles

[[titles::of the different methods of learning and teaching unapplied[?] posology]]

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e1

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

street & co 1830

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

antonio alcala galiano

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1830

Notes public

ID Number

46480

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